The Department of Education’s (ED) 2025–26 negotiated rulemaking cycle is poised to reshape the architecture of Title IV federal student aid, following Congress’s recent passage of the One Big Beautiful…
As the federal government enters a shutdown, many Americans worry about the continuity of critical services. Fortunately, most integral VA services will continue largely uninterrupted. Still, for student Veterans and…
As the fall semester approaches, many Veterans and military-connected students are preparing to begin or resume their academic journeys. For those transitioning from military service into college classrooms, the adjustment…
Pursuing a post-secondary education offers significant economic advantages. Individuals with higher education credentials often experience increased earning potential, lower unemployment rates, and greater job stability compared to those without such…
Veterans enrolled in distance education, who equally earned their benefits serving our nation, do not receive equal treatment compared to those taking at least some coursework in-person. What likely began…
COVID and lockdown have been hard on the country. Many have lost their livelihoods and, although the economy is recovering, it is not as easy as going back to your…
The GI Bill is the first thing most people think of when it comes to the benefits earned by members of the armed forces. The Bill supplies funding for three…
The military provides a pretty rigid structure to daily life and despite the bureaucratic mazes of the Department of Defense, you know you can find support or a sympathetic ear…
Starting a new life in the civilian world can be daunting. It is a world that is different in many respects from a life in the military and this deters…
As women Veterans continue to make great strides in education and entrepreneurship, they may also be key to the future of the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workforce. Although…